Daniel Kostzer: Reflecting on the Minimum Wage 120 Years Later and its Role in Democratizing Work

This summer, OSUN's Economic Democracy Initiative is offering “Democratizing Work after the Pandemic,” an OSUN public speaker series that brings to the OSUN community prominent scholars from a variety of disciplines to interrogate the importance of democratizing work as an economic, geopolitical and civic project in a world that is still reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic. 

June 29, 10: 30 AM New York l 4:30 PM Vienna
Daniel Kostzer, Former Director, Research and Macroeconomic Coordination, Ministry of Labor, Argentina; Advisor, National Lower Chamber, Argentina. Consultant to the ILO, World Bank, and UNDP, on:
"Reflecting on the minimum wage 120 years later and its role in democratizing work"

Please register via this Zoom link.

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Time: 10:30 am – 11:30 am

Location: Online Event